Liam
I carry my stubborn mate through the Inn and towards the back. She keeps trying to reassure me she is fine, but I felt the subtle panic in her when she was speaking with Lacey.
“Liam, it’s just pregnancy pain. Really, I just stood up too quickly,” she tried to soothe me. I wasn’t buying it. She was getting bigger, yes; her belly now very noticeable. But she still had two months yet to get our pup to term. I ignored her placating and brought her inside the cottage. I took her straight to the bed and laid her down gently. When she tried to move from the bed, I growled.
“Stay put,” I ordered her. She scowled at me but listened. I went over to the kitchenette and started the teapot while pulling out my phone.
ME
| Azalea is having recurring pain. I think in her side. Should I bring h
